Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 195
, who were partial, but for the mostpart they had come to witness tennis for thegames sake. If Jimmy had been pairedwith any one but Miss Jackson, he wouldhave been the favorite; but he really did ntgive it a thought. Harvey Faulks had a sincere feeling ofaffection for Jimmy, and for some reasons… … NOW, MISS JACKSON, SAID HE, I M GOING TO PLAY! From the very first, play was even. MissMason was not as good as Miss Jackson,and Jimmy, good and clever as he was, wasnot the equal of Harvey, so they were verywell balanced. The first set ran alongevenly until seven-all was reached. Faulksserved the…
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